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The Berne Podcast with Dr. Sam Berne - Podcast 17: Community Q&A

Podcast 17: Community Q&A

04/19/18 • 10 min

The Berne Podcast with Dr. Sam Berne
  • “I’ve been told that my eyes work fine but not working well together. When I look straight ahead of me I get double vision and it gets worse the higher up I look. Looking down I get no problems. My eye muscles are working too hard in the upper region so they eye specialist suggests to do a surgery by cutting the muscle to weaken it. I prefer not to go down that route without trying something else first. I’m looking for alternative ways of correcting this, is there something you would recommend?”
  • “My husband has TBI from many concussions. I am interested in the prism glasses to treat him, or any exercises you might suggest. I did not need glasses until I was almost 40 and needed readers. This progressed to needing glasses for far vision as well, so now I’m in glasses all the time, which I hate. email. Hoping you can help us to improve things. I enjoyed your podcast on WellnessMama.”
  • “I am 60 and female and very aware of and practice healthy eating and avoiding pharmaceuticals. I have to wear glasses. I have been diagnosed with meibomian gland dysfunction, the inflammation of the eyelids. My eyes are always red and have been all my life. At least now I know why. What do you suggest for this condition? Also, I’m sure I have inflammation in my gut due to diverticulosis and -itis. I am trying to fix this.”

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  • “I’ve been told that my eyes work fine but not working well together. When I look straight ahead of me I get double vision and it gets worse the higher up I look. Looking down I get no problems. My eye muscles are working too hard in the upper region so they eye specialist suggests to do a surgery by cutting the muscle to weaken it. I prefer not to go down that route without trying something else first. I’m looking for alternative ways of correcting this, is there something you would recommend?”
  • “My husband has TBI from many concussions. I am interested in the prism glasses to treat him, or any exercises you might suggest. I did not need glasses until I was almost 40 and needed readers. This progressed to needing glasses for far vision as well, so now I’m in glasses all the time, which I hate. email. Hoping you can help us to improve things. I enjoyed your podcast on WellnessMama.”
  • “I am 60 and female and very aware of and practice healthy eating and avoiding pharmaceuticals. I have to wear glasses. I have been diagnosed with meibomian gland dysfunction, the inflammation of the eyelids. My eyes are always red and have been all my life. At least now I know why. What do you suggest for this condition? Also, I’m sure I have inflammation in my gut due to diverticulosis and -itis. I am trying to fix this.”

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  • “My daughter has been diagnosed with amblyopia and has had glasses since 4 years old. My son was born with an eye that crossed, farsighted with amblyopia, and has eye alignment issues. He has had glasses since 6 months old and recently underwent muscle surgery. He is now in bifocals. I had asked about eye exercises and was told there was nothing. He is a good eater and I am currently doing a gut healing diet. I have also done phototherapy with infrared light and red light. Now that I know you I will start these exercises. I can do these things in my home but due to the severity of my son’s eye issues, I feel like I need professional guidance. What would you recommend I do?”
  • “I have a very quick question for you regarding my 9-year-old daughter. She has been recently diagnosed with myopia (-0.25 and -0.50) and given prescription glasses to wear only when in school. I was wondering if you could recommend any specific eye exercises that can be done for her age?”
  • “I have a 6-year-old son with intermittent exotropia. I have had him in vision therapy for 1.5 years and since the demands of school and reading are increasing we are scheduled for 2-3 sessions of therapy per week, which is about $4700. I am holistic in everything that I do and is why he is in vision therapy; however, I have always wondered if it is a deficiency or health-related. His health is great and eats many vegetables. I was curious if there is something I can do?”

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  • “My daughter has been diagnosed with crossed eyes and was given strong glasses? The doctor is also recommending eye muscle surgery. How is your approach different?”

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